Honoring Frances Elizabeth Norton Elementary School on its selection as a 2007 No Child Left Behind--Blue Ribbon School.
The resolution underscores the achievements of Frances Elizabeth Norton Elementary School, which serves approximately 675 students in grades kindergarten through sixth. Under the leadership of Principal Sandra Cheek, the school has consistently demonstrated high standards, as evidenced by its exemplary rating from the Texas Education Agency and its repeated recognition on the Texas Business Education Coalition Honor Roll. The impact of such designations is significant, as they can enhance the reputation of the school and the community, encouraging further support and resources for educational initiatives.
HR65 is a resolution honoring Frances Elizabeth Norton Elementary School in Allen, Texas, for its designation as a 2007 No Child Left Behind--Blue Ribbon School. This recognition is considered the highest national honor a school can receive, awarded based on demonstrating academic excellence or significant improvement in student achievement. The resolution highlights that only 24 schools in Texas and 287 across the nation received this prestigious designation, emphasizing the school's exemplary performance in education.
While the resolution does not outline any notable points of contention, it serves to celebrate the accomplishments of educators and students at Norton Elementary. Such resolutions typically aim for bipartisan support, as they focus on recognizing positive contributions to education without delving into controversial policy debates or educational reform discussions. The passing of HR65 reflects a consensus on the value of educational successes and the importance of public acknowledgment of schools that excel.